Bears Rally Past Providence Grays 7 to 5 at Newfield Park
Bridgeport Bears defeated the league leading Providence Grays 7 to 5 as Harris led the offense with four hits including a home run. The Bears overcame early deficits, got key two-baggers by Yordy and Stapleton, and capitalized on Grays errors and timely hits in the fifth and sixth innings to pull away.
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Bears
Weyto
Providence
Newfield Park
Amazon
Dougtag Hn
Frank Thormahlen
Sheriff Harris
Grays
Fuller
Wight
Stapleton
Bayrs
Rodriguez
Harris
Shay
Cosgrove
Jues
Aberegent Puller
Wusgrove
Obere
Yordy
Douglas
Atrenphy
Taventer
Chere
Sailor Macklin
Torphy
White Douglas
Thormahlen
Cronin
Baron
Vargas
Kibbie
Siortly
Thomas
Stagle
Leaders Downed in Tight Baseball Bout
Batted for Douglay in the pitchers’ duel. Obere Macklin Cosgrme Torphy homered by Harris. Rodriguez Obere Doudle Thorm Fuller Shay Stapleton drove in runs. Providence left on 8, Bridgeport 6. Douglas, Thormalien, Piuglas, Robinson and Brown featured in a tense game that lasted 2 hours 8 minutes.
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Obere
Macklin
Cosgrme
Torphy
Harris
Rodriguez
Doudle Pays
Thorm
Fuller
Shay
Stapleton
Providence
Bridgeport
Bbefly
Douglas
Thormahien
Thormalien
Wits
Vargas
Baron
Piuglas
Robinson
Brown
Polo Player Still Unconscious After Accident
Stamford June 1 Special The polo player Gerry Snow lies unconscious at Stamford Hospital after a mishap at Ox Ridge Hunt Club. Capt W V Slocock, pro at the club, aided but Snow's condition remains hopeful yet critical. A second version says Cant Hoenik or Stoceck caused the collision leading to Snow's horse falling and entangling legs as both ponies collided.
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Slbridge
Gerry Snow
Ox Ridge Hunt Club
Romixup
W. V. Slocock
Briah Army
Oxfidge Hun
Cant. Hloenik
Willam Zegier
Stoceck
Mansila
Snow
Southern Association First Game Review Summary
Birmingham Nashville second game results and city pairings list Nashville Little Rock Memphis Atlanta with no other games scheduled. Portland Lowell postponed due to weather. Players Lashan Lewiaton Jenking Hyde Duggan J Murphy Lyon Lawrence Ogrodowaki Hoetan Prod hame Welch Vasey Manchester Haverhill weather caused postponements and incomplete schedules.
St Louis Gains Detroit Series With 9 7 Win
In St Louis on June 1 AP reports the Browns outhit the Tigers and clinched the series by a 9 to 7 final. Seven pitchers pitched, Sigler stole home in the seventh to tie the score, Hermber or Herber singled driving in two runs to seal it. The Browns have won two straight series and seven games since returning home.
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St. Louis Browrsa
Detroit Tigers
Sigler
Ierber
Sisler
Black Sox Win In White Plains
The Black Sox Bridgeport color team traveled to White Plains Saturday and defeated the town by a score of 16 to 4. Jackson pitched for the Black Sox and was never in trouble as the visitors hit hard. Sunday they meet the New York Bloomergis at Newfield Park.
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Bridgeport
White Plains
Park City
Jackson
Tack Sox
Trumbull
Newbyork Bloomergis
Newfield Park
Central Nine to Meet West Haven
Central High seeks to end a losing streak this afternoon against West Haven. Either Linane or Jacobs will pitch for the Hilltown, with no lineup changes. Owens shifts to second after a strong Greenwich game, as the team traveled to New London though the Bulkeley High game was canceled by weather.
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West Haven
Linane
Jacobs
Hilltown
Owens
Greenwich
New London
Bulkeley High
Smith Knocks Out West In Second Round
Philadelphia reports that middleweight Recky Smith of Battle Creek had a two round knockout claim disputed by an error in coverage. Tommy West of Trenton, N J was reported to have knocked out Smith, but the bout at Philadelphia National League baseball park occurred last night with conflicting accounts.
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Recky Smith
Battle Creek
Mid
Tommy West
Trenton
N. J
West
Smith
Five Home Runs Lift Chicago Past St Louis 10 to 9 in Odd Game
Chicago defeated St Louis 10 to 9 in a weird contest featuring five home runs. Hartnett cleared the bases in the third, Heathcote hit two with none on, and Brooks added a fourth with one on in the sixth. Bottomley homered for St Louis in the first. Chicago's Hartnett, Heathcote, Brooks, and Bottomley supplied the big blows amid pitching miscues and miscued fielding as the Cubs outslugged the Cardinals.
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Heathcote
Brooks
Bottomley
Abr
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Fraigau
Plerey
Bell
Hottomley
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Sotheron
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Plercy
Bothoron
Hita
Olf Kaufmann
Sothoron
Haines
Sherde
Shannen
Vpiercy
Kiem and
Hart
Americans Defend Walker Cup At St Andrews
The American Walker Cup team prepares to defend the title against Great Britain at St Andrews Scotland in a four foursome and eight singles format. Highlights center on veteran stars and rising talents including Jones Sweetser Tolley and Wethered as spectators expect close competition and favorable weather.
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America
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Cynl Talley
Jo. Wetherad
F. Storey
A. F. Simpgin
Jens Sweetser
Storey
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Francia Ouimet
Jesse Quilford
Roger Wethered
Ernest Hollrrness
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George You Elm
Robert Harris
Major Hezlet
Bobby Jones
Watts Gunn
Cyril Tolley
A. Jamieson, Jr
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Roland Munchkenale
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Jamieson
Jones-Guny
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Oulmet
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Eid
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Aura
Renoun
Chamynonsnip
Voy
Traders Meet T. U. in Afternoon Baseball at Seaside Park
The State Trade school nine face the University school this afternoon on diamond No. h at Seaside park. Dunn will pitch for the Traders. The Traders Harding High game date was moved to Friday afternoon.
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Dunn
Harding High
Wn Harding
Teaming Game Won By Hawks From Hartford
Hartford and Albany met in a 10 inning game with Albany winning 8 to 5. Hinkle earned his eighth straight win as Owen pitched well to the tenth. Key catches by Hammerich and Heltman, multiple extra base hits and stolen bases highlighted the contest.
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Heltman
Hesse
Heitman
Knox
Emmerich
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Herman
Comiskey
Solomon
Dietrick
Sheridan
Kuhn
Keating
Central High Set To Clash With Warren Harding On Track
Central High meets Warren Harding at Seaside Park Friday afternoon to decide the track honors after beating Fairfield High last Saturday. Papp, a standout in 440 880 and mile, is favored to place highly as Central, coached by Sullivan and Roy Welch, presses for the title. Hartford meet may be postponed due to the Central Harding baseball game.
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Roy Welch
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Pruckner
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Delaney Dies in Chicago Athletic Chief’s Sudden Death
Martin Delaney long served as athletic director of the Chicago Athletic Association. He collapsed and died on a street near his home on the city’s south side, as an AP report notes. The obituary notes his many years in service and influence with athletes both locally and abroad.
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Martin Delaney
Chicago Athletic Association
Eilies
High Home
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Wilton and Norwalk Lead NYCO Standings in Tied Race
The Wilton and Norwalk clubs share the NYCO lead after two wins and one loss, with Stamford close behind. Bowen of Wilton tops hitting in the circuit at 87, followed by Clark Selb and Tuckey around 60, as detailed averages are listed for the league.
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Former Manager Sues Harry Greb Over Contract
In Buffalo on June 1 AP reports Harry Greb the former middleweight champion fighting Art Weigand tonight was served with a court order to appear in Supreme Court Manhattan Borough on June 4 to show cause why he should not be suspended for dismissing his former manager James Mason and hiring James Johnson. Mason claims Greb violated a contract by firing him without cause. The Gate Boxing Commission ruled the contract did not bind the fighter.
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Gate Boxing Comminsion
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